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Judicial protection of investors in the EU: remedies offered by investment arbitration, the ECHR and EU law

Partner Xavier Taton and associate Guillaume Croisant, both from our Brussels office, have contributed to the Indian Journal of Arbitration Law.

The publication of ICC Awards – New Approach to ICC Awards

The ICC has recently released its Note to Parties and Arbitral Tribunals on the Conduct of the Arbitration under the ICC Rules of Arbitration (the “Note”). The Note intends to provide parties and tribunals with practical guidance on ICC...

English High Court partially grants non-party request for documents relating to proceedings to remove arbitrator

The English Commercial Court has allowed, in part, a non-party to access documents that were used in Commercial Court proceedings in support of an arbitration to remove an arbitrator, despite arbitration proceedings in England ordinarily giving rise...

Swedish Arbitration Act revised: making arbitration more efficient and easily accessible

On 1 March 2019, the revised Swedish Arbitration Act entered into effect following a nearly five-year long legislative process to update the Swedish Arbitration Act of 1999. The revised Act aims to make the arbitration process more efficient and...

ICSID compendium of comments on proposed rule amendments and 2018 caseload statistics

Last month, the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) published a compendium of state and public comments on proposed amendments to its procedural rules for resolving international investment disputes. It also issued a...

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Year: 2017
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Investment Arbitration in Australia: an update

31 January 2017 Alexander Fawke, Asia-Pacific; Australia

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Arbitral Institutions & Rules; Arbitration Laws; Challenges & Set Aside; Costs; Investment Arbitration

The past year has seen a number of major developments in international arbitration in Australia, including the conclusion of new trade deals and the long-running Phillip Morris investment arbitration. This article surveys the most important changes in case law, legislation, investor-state dispute resolution and local arbitral institutions in the past year.

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